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Time of the Great Freeze by (SFWA Grandmaster) Robert Silverberg

Introducing, from ReAnimus Press: TIME OF THE GREAT FREEZE by (SFWA Grandmaster) Robert Silverberg



https://ReAnimus.com/1586 (available in ebook + paperback)
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077QM5XFV

ICE AGE--NEW YORK CITY 2650 A.D. UNDERGROUND!

By 2300, everyone knew what was happening, and why. The sun and all its planets, as they moved together through the galaxy, had been engulfed by a vast cloud of cosmic debris, and an all but infinite number of dust motes was screening and blocking the sun's radiation from Earth. To the eye, everything still looked the same, but so immense was the cloud that it would take centuries for the solar system to pass entirely through it.

Nothing could hold back the ice age.

Miles beneath the layer of ice that covered Earth in 2650, people survive in the subterranean cities they built to save themselves as the ice crept with killing cold over all living things. For three hundred years no one has seen the surface or communicated with any other city. Until now. Now the few scientific instruments that remain seem to indicate that the Ice Age may be ending; outside temperatures are reaching a level that may make life possible--though not easy--on the outside.

But life in the underground cities is comfortable, and those few who are brave enough to be curious about the unknown frozen world above are suspect; troublemakers. A small party of these 'troublemakers,' led by Dr. Raymond Barnes, with a few scientists and others who think they might prefer freedom to safety, has been allowed to take the long-unused elevator up through the ice to the outside. But they go more as exiles than as a scientific expedition; they are not expected--and may not be allowed--to return.

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